Hole 2 (507 yards, Par 5)

A drive over the lagoon starts this hole as it follows the natural landscape up a small hill. The green is tucked behind a ridge that runs the entire length of its right side. The safe route on the second shot is down the center of the fairway between the numerous traps and small pond that guard the landing area. Long hitters may opt to carry the coconut grove that hides the green.

Hole 3 (185 yards, Par 3)

With the green perched on top of a small ridge, the surrounding mountains provide a dramatic backdrop to this medium length par 3. Many golfers choose to play one club short to avoid the bunkers on the left and back of the green.

Hole 4 (414 yards, Par 4)

With water running along the entire left side of the hole, the tee shot is very demanding. The bunker on the right defines the optimum placement, while the two-tiered green makes for an interesting target.

Hole 5 (569 yards, Par 5)

This long par 5 is one of the most difficult on the course. With water perilously close to the left side of the landing area, you are wise to keep to the right on the tee shot. Having successfully negotiated that, you must then master an uphill shot into a narrow landing area with bunkers on the right and a coconut grove on the left. The short third shot is also uphill towards the large green.

Hole 6 (418 yards, Par 4)

This straightaway par 4 looks easier than it is. A large bunker absorbs the left side of the fairway. Longer hitters can try to play over the bunker; however, a tee shot short of the bunker leaves an open second to this well protected green.

Hole 7 (220 yards, Par 3)

Definitely the longest par 3 on the course. Though it plays slightly down hill, this hole requires a masterful long iron shot to land on the green, as it is well protected by bunkers on the left and water on the right.

Hole 8 (408 yards, Par 4)

Some say this is the hardest hole on the golf course. With water on the left and three gaping bunkers to the right, a straight tee shot is the key to this long dogleg right par 4. Once safely on the fairway, a delicate approach is needed to play onto the sloping green.

Hole 9 (373 yards, Par 4)

This is a sharp dogleg left par 4. A well placed tee shot is paramount as the second shot requires a precise mid iron into a small island green. Some say this is our signature hole.

Hole 10 (424 yards, Par 4)

A great golf hole. The nature of the back 9 holes is dictated by the long 10th hole. With the green set out on a promontory in the surrounding lake, the second shot is the most difficult iron shot on the course. Between the lake and the green lies a sweeping bunker of almost 100 yards that runs into the water. A pin placement in the back right corner of the green makes this a championship caliber hole.

Hole 11 (160 yards, Par 3)

Though this is the shortest hole on the course, perched above the lake, the 11th green is an intimidating target. Water will catch any shots veering to the right, and large mounding protects the left side. A chip from above the mounding will be difficult to keep on the putting surface.

Hole 12 (386 yards, Par 4)

At 386 yards, this sharp dogleg right around the environmental reserve area demands accuracy. Bunkers define the left side of the driving area, and a drive on the fairway is a must. The long and straight hitters face the challenge of biting off as much of the reserve area as their talents permit. The circular green is in the middle of a large bunker that engulfs the putting area. The short second shot is a tough one.

Hole 13 (174 yards, Par 3)

The adjacent mountains are a perfect backdrop to this attractive hole. Players will want to hit one extra club to avoid the large bunker that sits short and left of the green. This undulating green presents a challenge once you reach the putting surface.

Hole 14 (398 yards, Par 4)

Golfers beware on this short par 4. Though it looks straightforward and simple, don’t think it is a pushover. Water looms directly behind the green site, so be sure to keep the ball in front of the flagstick. Water also comes into play on the tee shot, and a long iron shot off the tee for optimum placement is not a bad decision.

Hole 15 (421 yards, Par 4)

This hole offers a spectacular view with the surrounding mountains acting as a backdrop. From tee to green the lines of this hole are perfect. The green site is tucked into a large mound with the entry to the green carved beautifully out of the natural landforms. Pot bunkers front the left and right of the green. This hole is a challenge.

Hole 16 (152 yards, Par 3)

A straight and accurate middle iron shot is required to reach the green that is encased by large bunkers. An aesthetical pleasing hole where a par is well deserved.

Hole 17 (612 yards, Par 5)

At 612 yards, accuracy and distance are required to navigate this monster of a par 5, one of the longest holes in Thailand. On the tee shot, water plays a factor on both sides of the fairway. Impossible to reach the green in two shots, the second shot must be a well placed lay up shot. A long third shot is needed to complete the challenge, but the large green provides a generous target. Par will be a great score on this hole.

Hole 18 (518 yards, Par 5)

As the second of the back-to-back par 5 finishing holes, the long 18th provides the final challenge of Laguna Phuket Golf Club. The tee shot goes through a complex of mounds into a tight landing zone. The environmental reserve area occupies the right side of the fairway, and the long second shot must navigate a myriad of bunkers. As the green is quite narrow, it certainly ensures interest in the third shot.